Sentence examples for either of the polls from inspiring English sources
The second debate will be at WNBC-TV studios on Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 7 p.m. and will be limited to "leading contenders," defined as candidates who either have raised $1,285,200 or have raised and spent $250,000 and have at least 7 percent support in either of the polls.
The transition to the Presidency of Donald J. Trump has at its center a man who has never served in public office, has spoken disdainfully of constitutional norms, and was either too faithful a reader of the polls or too superstitious to do much about getting ready to govern.
The remainder of the polls either only report responses for Clinton, Trump and undecided, or they allowed an "other" or "someone else" response without Johnson's name attached.
Cows and bulls can have lighter points above the eyes (where their "eyebrows" might be) on either side of the poll, sometimes taking up the entire forehead in a V-shape.
RA cows are much more feminine-looking than Salers are, and RA bulls always have either a black face with black on the front of each leg and a black line down the back and tail, or have lighter points on either side of the poll.
Most of the polls have either been conducted by partisan groups, have unorthodox methodologies, or both.
Anyone who claims either of the two polls is overstating his or her case.
A visualization of the polls could probably support either interpretation.
Donald Trump is a creature of the polls.
The Guardian's average of polls aims to best represent a snapshot of the polls as they stand.
